Sentence examples for of that virtue from inspiring English sources

The difficulty was resolved when he came to realize that Churchill was a perfect example of that virtue.

But the absence of that virtue could easily be overlooked in plants, as well as people, if the transgression was handled discreetly.

Advocates of authenticity sometimes seem to think that the repositories of that virtue were sitting around in grass huts until some latter-day P. T. Barnum drove up in a Cadillac and filled them full of naughty ideas.

For every virtue, therefore, there must be some non-moral motive that characteristically motivates actions expressive of that virtue, which motive, by eliciting our approval, makes the actions so motivated virtuous.

Nonetheless, Hume thinks natural impulses of humanity and dispositions to approve cannot entirely account for our virtue of justice; a correct analysis of that virtue reveals that mankind, an "inventive species," has cooperatively constructed rules of property and promise.

Elections are an expression of that virtue.

It is because of radical evil that virtue implies struggle and demands strength.

He, perhaps better than most of us, treasured that virtue -- and lived up to its standard.

For example, some defenders of virtue ethics have denied that virtue ethics makes empirical claims of sufficient strength to be troubled by the evidence.

Shaftesbury maintained that virtue is a species of beauty, or that virtue and beauty are "one and the same".

It is the kind of oblivion that, by virtue of linguistic and cultural barriers, breeds disengagement.